Kerrymore Road by Diana Philo #BookReview #ChronosPublishing #4.5*

The solid red-brick exteriors of Kerrymore Road belie the bustle of the lives within

… toddlers’ tantrums, teenage rebellion, blossoming friendships and turbulent relationships… with the occasional murder thrown in for good measure.

Old Mr Kirshaw, sitting day after day in his bay window, observes the comings and goings… no tweaking of net curtains for him. His voyeurism is shameless and without malice …

… this is far more interesting than daytime television!

Delightfully Enjoyable!

A fabulously enticing read – and so very enjoyable!

Kerrymore Road is like any other street in the UK in our modern world; the residents may nod to each other as they pass by but are completely unaware of what goes on behind each front door. Now, mostly through the eyes of old Mr. Kirshaw sitting at his window day after day, we get a little peek into the lives of the residents of Kerrymore Road.

This is my second novel by Diana Philo; I loved the first one, Birthright, and the first thing to strike me about this one was how very different it was but no less interesting. If this author was writing for daytime television, it would be a lot more watchable! This is a book with a wide range of skilfully created characters and scenarios, each one more enjoyable than the last and written in such a way as to make the reader really care about what happens to each of them, and completely finished with a smashing ending. A delightful read from an author I shall be watching out for in future. Recommended, and 4.5* from me.

My thanks to Taryn Johnston of Chronos Publishing for my copy; this is – as always – my honest, original and unbiased review.

Tags: family life, friendship, romance

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